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Despite Multiple Players Shining, Lady Rams Finish Jamboree Tournament 1-2

Updated: Oct 25, 2022


The Lady Rams traveled to Rockford this past Sunday Oct. 16 to compete in the Rock Valley College Jamboree, an annual basketball tournament of 25-plus junior college teams.

The Rams played in three exhibition games at the tournament which served as preparation for the teams first regular season game against College of Lake County on Nov. 1 at Wright College.

Game one of the Jamboree was a matchup between Wright and Madison College. The Lady Rams came up short against the Wolf Pack, 37-32. Despite the loss, the Lady Rams had an encouraging start to the season, with the offense coming alive thanks to four players each scoring more than six points. Ariana Castro led the team in scoring with nine points with Tyler Mayne chipping in with eight points. Coach Smith's defensive strategy was on full display, with the team coming out of the game with eight steals.

The Lady Rams breaking the huddle after a timeout

In the second game of the day, Daria Jordan exploded for 14 points while also doing her part on the defensive end of the court, coming out of the game with two steals. Despite Daria’s efforts the Lady Rams fell to the McHenry College Scots, 42-24.

The Lady Rams preparing for their third game of the day

After losing their first two games of the jamboree the Rams came out with a hard fought 32-31 victory against the South Suburban College Bulldogs in their third and final game of the tournament. Kaylee Morales led the team in scoring with 12 points. Destiney Cox's strong play from the previous two games carried over to the third as she dropped an additional 10 points to help secure the win.


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